The phrase "availability of cooling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the presence or accessibility of cooling systems or resources, such as in engineering, environmental science, or HVAC discussions.
Example: "The availability of cooling in the data center is crucial for maintaining optimal operating temperatures for the servers."
Alternatives: "access to cooling" or "provision of cooling".
These effects persist despite the availability of cooling technologies and strategic teacher responses, suggesting that adaptation to climate change may be especially slow in educational settings.
Such an evaluation requires the hourly-based data on the availability of cooling capacity provided by the REC for various climates.
Proximity to capable faults, seismicity, availability of cooling water, population, flooding, topography, environmental sensitivity, proximity to national borders, electrical grid, transportation opportunities and hazardous facilities were chosen as screening criteria.
On the other hand, they say the city could grow even more resilient due to the ongoing efforts to reduce the urban heat island effect for instance through programs to install reflective roofs and plant trees, as well as to protect vulnerable populations through heat warning systems and the availability of cooling centers.
The study, carried out by the Energy Department's Oak Ridge National Laboratory, found locations for 515 gigawatts' worth of new nuclear plants — nearly five times what exists now — based on considerations like the availability of cooling water and relatively low population density.
During warm, dry summers in 2003, 2006 and 2009 several power plants in Europe cut production because of restricted availability of cooling water, driving up power prices.
In the present study we focus on three of these, excluding factors like, for example, wind conditions and water availability for cooling of power plants.
Party drug users appeared to be particularly receptive to harm reduction measures, such as on-site emergency staff, pill testing and the availability of cool water, and to prevention of drug use provided via counseling.
As the availability of cool water decreases, mortality rates will likely increase and selection should favor increased resistance to these diseases.
Kumar et al. ([2007]) dealt with the simulated availability of CO2 cooling system in a fertilizer plant.
The ECOP objective function is defined as the ratio of cooling load to the loss rate of availability (or entropy generation rate).
